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March 16, saa | LOCAL RINKS TAKE HONOURS IN LADTES BONSPIEL +> The Terrace Bay Ladies Bonspiel ended on Sunday afternoon with local rinks taking all | of the prizes in the first event, A rink | skipped by S. Duquette took the Nesco Trophy, a Trophy awarded annually to the 'Spiel Cham- pion, M.Hamilton played 3rd - N.Crockford [3 2nd - and A.Sinkins, lead on this rink, |: Runner up in the event was a rink skipped by P.Wellings--the I.Romaniuk rink took | third place and I. ddmonds guided her quar- tet to the fourth spot. Mrs, &.McLean of Port Arthur skipped H. Andrews, L.Frank and M, Bell to first place { in "B" Event. The Lila Gray rink of Port ; Arthur won second prize--the Morrison Rink from Wawa came in third and Mrs, Moodie of ; Pt,Arthur came fourth. Mary Hale, D.Pastor, H.Brophy and &,Zwyr - | of Terrace Bay won the "C" Zvent and Mrs. F, * ! Duggan's rink from Schreiber came second. , Another Schreiber rink skipped by N.Thrower | placed third and the Cokayne rink from Wawa came in fourth. | On Saturday evening the visitors were ; entertained at a Banquet held in the Moose | Hall and catered to by the Ladies of the | Moose. The refreshments and entertainment, which included a show directed and prepared | by Alice Joy Blom, and several other skits, | sexe very much enjoyed by all. Mrs, Betty | Bouchard was a Capable Mistress of Ceremonies 1 and Mrs, &@,Hodgkiss provided dinner music and | accompanied the song. ' Prizes and Awards distributed at the Ban- | quet included one to the rink knocked out | of the 'Spiel first--won by a Schreiber Rink | skipped by Lena Holmes, Another Schreiber , rink skipped by F.Caccamo were awarded | Vouchers and the Electric Fryer Draw was , won by Mrs. #. Grover of Schreiber. A social evening in the Club Lounge con- | cluded Saturday's entertainment, Bonspiel Chairman, Mrs. Mary Hale, extends her sincere thanks to the men who so gener- ously gave their time during the !Spiel and [ats to the ladies who worked with her, | MIXED BONSPIEL There will be 123, 24 and 25th, declare a winner line for entries is March 18th. A Club Social is planned for the last night of the Bonspiel, Saturday, March 25th. All teams competing in the LongLac Trophy Bonspiel must consist of two ladies and two men--to play alternate positions. Sea ANNUAL QUIN. MEIN e Semi Annual Meeting will be held this year on Wednesday, March 29th at 9:00 P.M, in the Club Lounge. An added attraction of ; this meeting will be the showing of the film Lakehead Brier." | WINDUP BANQUET | As the 1960-61 Curling season draws to a | chanee all ardent curlers are eagerly looking 'forward to the Annual Windup Banquet. The | date has been set for May 6th. All Curlers | should start making plans now for this gala | event. ; STOP - LOOK AND LISTEN! a eR AR CRT eR RR RR RE a Mixed Bonspiel. on March. This 'Spiel will be to of the Longlac Trophy. Dead- mere oe ee PAY NEWS Page 9 ---- NOTICZ TO SCHREIBER MEN'S CURLING CLUB A géneral meeting will be held in the Curr ling Rink on Sunday, March 19th, 1961 at -- 2:00 P.M. This meeting is to discuss plans for thé coming year as to renovating the present building or erection of a new build- ing « There will also be the election of offi- cers for the year 1961-62 and everyone should' make every effort possible to attend, Due to the change over this year there will be a great deal to discuss regarding the future of curling in Schreiber so come out and give your assistance, LADI#S TEN PIN LEAGUE Grace Banks bowled high game last week of 153, High three Kay Graham 411, Liz Malashewski 401. Just a reminder that the roll-offs are scheduled for May 4 - May 5.. Beatniks captained by V. Hanna took the high- est points 10 1/2, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL (Cont'd from Page 8) Mr. & Mrs. Zrhardt Petre of Hamilton motored to Terrace Bay last week to visit Mr, & Mrs, Werner Scheuchenpflug. Mr. & Mrs. Thor Olsen with Ray and Christine were visitors in the Lekgpesd last weekend, Mr, & Mrs, R. Larson visited with Mr. & Mrs. Verne Kehler of Port Arthur last weekend and left son Roddy in Nipigon to visit his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Andy Peters. Returning home Monday from the Lakehead were Mr, & Mrs, W,. Scheuchenpflug. Mrs. J. Erickson of Fort William is visit- ing at the home of Mr. & Mrs. C. Buck. A hockey enthusiast, Mrs. #rickson is attend- ing the play off games here. Silver Birch Chapter, 0.2.5. No. 264, held their regular meeting on March 13th in the Community Church Hall at 8.15 P.M. with Mrs. N. Thrower, W.M. and Chas. Sitch, W.P. presiding for routine business and accepting convenor's reports. The ceremony of initiation was conferred and a committee composed of Mrs, Thrower, Mrs, F, Bryson and Mrs. A. Bryson will make arrangements for a dinner in Schreiber in honour of the official visit of the District Deputy Grand Matron, Mrs. &. Rowe, which . falls on the regular meeting night, Monday April 15, Tea and delicious hot cross buns were served by lunch convenor, Mrs, &, Ostling and her committee of Mesdames L. Harris, A. Farrow, B. Haughn, M. Lundberg and D. Pastor. | SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL WINS TROPHY In a "sudden death" game held last Sat. _ evening in Terrace Bay arena, the Schreiber High School Hockey team, cheered vociferously by a group of loyal supporters, defeated Terrace Bay High School by a score of 6-1 and annexed the Linkewich Trophy. SCHREIBER MIDGETS WIN SUNDAY GAME Immediately after the Superior game, Terrace Bay midgets faced Schreiber Midgets, andi at the end of a hectic scramble, the Schreiber Midgets were ahead by a score of one point. HOCKEY - CONT'D FROM PAGE L Osmar with the compliments of the Terrace Loyal Order of the Moose, ae ' os a ee ce ncn mn tee